Tangerine ETF Review

Tangerine ETF review

Are you looking for a Tangerine ETF review? Exchange traded funds (ETFs) are something Tangerine clients have been asking for years. Considering the fact that Tangerine was one of the first out of the gate with their index fund portfolios, it’s a bit shocking that it took them this long to introduce ETFs. The new…

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Overdraft Fees: What You Need to Know

Overdraft fees

It happens to everyone – a deposit comes in late, or an auto-charge is larger than expected, and suddenly you are facing an overdrawn account. Does it seem to be happening more often? According to recent reports, Canadians are paying more in bank fees than ever, especially overdraft fees. In addition, banks and credit unions…

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How Property Insurance Saved Me At Least $50,000

The following post is contributed by Martin of Studenomics, where he tries to make personal finance fun since you have enough to stress about. You can click here to check out the wide range of content on everything from student loans to getting paid to drink coffee. “I don’t want to alarm you, but there’s…

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Canada Quarantine Hotels

Canada Quarantine Hotels

Anyone who is now flying to Canada and landing in Calgary, British Columbia, Toronto, or Montreal must now stay in one of the Canada quarantine hotels for three nights. This hotel stay upon arrival is mandatory, and it’s at your own expense. While this may seem unfair to some people, it’s in place to help…

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What to do if You Haven’t Filed Taxes in Years

what to do if you havent filed taxes in years

Filing your taxes in Canada is a straightforward process that needs to be done every year. If your taxes are simple, it shouldn’t take too long to do. However, sometimes people forget (or intentionally avoid) doing their taxes. This might be a one-time occurrence, but some people let it drag on for years. There’s no…

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15 Expenses You Can Cut From Your Budget

15 Expenses You Can Cut From Your Budget

There’s no doubt budgeting can be tight. It’s easy to say spend less than you make, but it’s not always that simple. Since increasing your income can feel impossible at times, it might make more sense to try and reduce your expenses as much as you can. From reducing your insurance premiums to cutting back…

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TurboTax Live Full Service Review

TurboTax Live Full Service Review

**This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of TurboTax Canada. All opinions are my own. It’s that time of year again: tax season. Which, for most of us, adds a lot of stress as we try to compile our documents and get everything organized. This year more than ever tax season has…

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LegalWills.ca Review

Do you have a will in place? If you don’t, you may want to consider making one sooner rather than later. A will is a legal document that determines how your estate is divided upon your death. While they are not a legal requirement in Canada, if you pass away without one, it falls on…

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4 Ways to Reap the Benefits of Your Home Equity

4 Ways to Reap the Benefits of Your Home Equity

As you pay down your mortgage or the value of your home increases, you build up what’s known as home equity. Essentially, this is the difference between what your home is worth and the amount you still owe on your mortgage. For example, if your home would currently sell for $750,000 and the remaining balance…

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How much does business insurance cost?

How much does business insurance cost

If you’re a small business owner, you’ve likely thought about insurance. The question is, how much does business insurance cost? It depends on many factors such as the type of business you operate, how many employees you have, and how much insurance you need. While this may sound complicated, it’s important to protect you and…

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